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First Publication, Jan, T8, IS87 Notice of Application for T.. \. Fatc1,' i0 Gi.c Central MiHiug Claim-SO. 4G3.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

TUCSON, ArllOna, Ian II, Io57. Notice is hereby given that Charles W. Leach and w. l. Taylor, of Tombstone, Cochisc Co, Arizona, have filed an application fer patent to 1900 feet of the Central vein, lode, or dpo it, bearing silver, situated in Tombstone mining district, Cochse Co, Arizona, more particu- larly described in the field notes and niat of the official survey No 799, on file in this orce, des- ignated as lot No. IS2, as lollowa to-ygt:
 Beginnining at the initial monuneDt at the southwest center end of claim, at a post 5 it long and 4 in sqr in mound oi stonl marked M Central No T, from which iA.d mouu- ment of the June,ta NJ C bear N % 34' " a723 il distant, and U $ NJ NJ 10 3 bears N 53' T5 E, U $ NJ NJ No b, gs Z, 8 o2' l. 669t 1t distant, and Sec Cor be,W' Secs I and 2. N boundary, Tp %, K 27 r bars x 3o' 25 E, I8,oo3 Il distant; thence N 4.' AZ wl5. 300 fl to post : it long { in sqr iu mound Of stones, at ; W cor, marked = NJ C 10 2; thence N 46' I5' E r5o, ft to post t long, 4 in sqr, set in mounj O. earth and ones, 2t NV cor, marked C Al C, No 2; lh nee 5 43o 4z' E, 300 ftto N | center end post , .t Ong, I iA scr, in mound of earth and stones. mr.ked C NJ ( No 4 thence on the same course ,oy it to N l. cor post, 5i. long, 4 in sqr set in mound Of stones. marked M ( No 5; ,haace s 46' Ig, w Isoo 1t to E cor post, 5 1t long, in sqr in mound of stones, marked Nj C No G. thence N 43' 42' w 800 1t to initial monument and place Of beginning. Variation IT 43' E; con- aiming a1.6j a,res.
 The improveu nts made by the owners or their gTant)rS upon sli calm consist oV a shat 4x6 1t, 100 t deep; . tunnel 5x6 and 20 1t long; awinze in tunG-l 4xG an3 3oit ep; an incline shaft iX5 rnd ,a t d-cp. aHd stopeS % lt ,ug, 5 tt wide aul }, fl ,esp, sail o'im D ing uu0y record 'd n h o,ica oj the County Recorder o( Co~hi,. county, T.mb,tonr. Ari na a. shows by h. abs,.ic. of tt'n fil q in th cs6 C.
 Any and all parsons C,im lT Glyar5 r. ,h- whola O an, o-rtiol or sad ea.cl mi irr elaim are required to dle ,h,r atve.sr cliu in this office during the p -iod 0. sixty dlgs' rsb- lication hereof or they will ba barred vrtue of the provisions ol the ,,'tU,e
 It s h re5y ord rzl that the for,goin, notice bs published sixty days in the EPTrAPu, daily newspaper puhishei at Tombstone Coch.ss county, Arizona. C. E, DAIIEY,
 Register.
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Sherin Sale.

By virtue of an order of sale is5ggd out of the District Court Of the Ist Judicial Districtin and for the County of CcChis-, Territory Of Arizona, 10 me directed and d'ivcrGd on q judgment rendered in said Cour, on the 5th day ci Feb rudry, I687 in favor of II. Gerwcin and against sara Goldbaum and sara GCldbsum as admin is,rAtriY Of ,hc estate of NJ. Golibaum deceased, and guardian of his minor children. and loss ph |. Goidbaum, Iuiius GOid5aum and Emil Gold baum, adult heirs, and David Goldbaum, Solo mon Goldbaum, Eauny Golibaum and hbram Goldbaum, minor heirs of said M Goidbaum, deceased, defendants wherein am commanded 10 make the sum oi S6i2I5 damages wi,h interest thereon from date of judgment at the rate of per cent per month until paid; to- gether with $33. 50 costs and accruing costs, and attorneys ices of $Ioo and legal interest, from date of judgment have this day levied upon !hc following described property, to-Wit: Lots numbered 7, Q, 9 and ro in Block number 2I according 10 the ofheialmsp of the town of Benson, Coch.se County, Arizona, situated in said town, together with the improvements thereon, known as the Tiyoli Gardens Public notice is hereby given that on the 5th day cf March, IS5J between the hours Of 9a m. and D. m, in front of the ShcriiHs office, in tue city of Tombstone, Cochise Golnty, ATzont Terri tory will sell all the right tite and interest of the sad defendants above named in and 10 the above described property al public auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash. lawful money of the United States. 10 satisfy said exc cLtou and all costs.
 Dated this the 9th davof February, 1887.
 l. II. SLAUGHTER, Sheriff.
 By E. A. SuATGUCK, Under Sheriff.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To John M. Collins: You are hereby noti- fed that the undersigned have expended, dur ing the year ending December 3I, 1880, one haGdrsd dollars in the performance of the an- null labor upon the Queen of tl,a HIl mine. situated in the Turquois mining district, county pi Crchise Territory of Arizona, in order 10 hold ihe same, as rcGaircd by Section 2, 324 of the Revised Statutes l the United States and your proportion Of tue amount so expended and due 10 th undersigned is fry dollars. and if you, ypVr .c or assigns, fail o. refuse 10 con ,Jbue yonr proportion ot the aun eXpendci, "iGn ninety dfys after the publication of this roti2r your interest i4 the sac Tie Queen of the HI! m'ne will become the property of your c9-oWnerS, the undersigned who ya made such expenditure. JOHN MCMAHON.
 ELI BLUCHER,
 Dated Ton,b5rone, 1anuafy F, 1887.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To Tohn NJ. Collins: You are hereby acti- iiai that the undersigned has cXpeud5d Garug the year ending December ST, Io86, one huud- rcd aoars in the performances o( the nnual i.bJ, upln the Wboop Up mine, situated in the Tuluyis mining district, County of Cocb5e, Territory of Arizona, in order to hold the same gs "-I1iIed by Section a,4a4 of the Revised >ulu,as of ths United States: and your propor il., inc amount 50 expended and due to the un rslgned IS fifty dollars; and if you, your ne-s or assigns, fail to contribute your pro- p1r.on O the sum expended within ninety days air inc publication ot this notice. your inter ,st in said Wnoop Up mine will become the property 0! your Co-owncr, the undersigned, who has made such expenditure.
 PATRICK MCMAHON,
 Dated Tombstone January IS, 1887.
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for Sale.

A furnished house of six rooms. ia a good location. This property Vii be sold cheap. There are three lots con- nected with the premises, and per ect title to all of them. The house is en- didly furnished with all Of the pc' ln improvements, bath tubs, etc, wit5 hot and cold water connections. Inc pn1p- erty is insured up to February, 1858. Parties desiring bargain should m se application at thIs office at once.
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the great, the extreme importance ot keeping this machinery in workj' order? Could the finest engine do eNc a fractional part of this work, withc attention from the engineer? Don't yo see how dangerous this hidden diseaS'' is? It is lurking about US constantl. without giving any indication of Fl presence.
 Tic m St skillful physicians can | detect it aft times, for the hidaeys thr seires caaro' je erGmined by any mca:3 which We have at our command. Ev an analysis of the water, chemically rricrosropiraiiy, reveals nothing dei;a. in many eases, even when the kidh . are fairly broken down.
 Then look out for them, as disease, D matter where situated, to g per e. as shown by after death cXaminatl, has its origin in the breakins down If these secretiug tubes in the lntericT # the kidney.
 As you value heath, as yau de I, long life free from sickness and suffer give these organs some attention. l. , them in good condition and thus pro- 1. as is easily donc) all disease.
 Warmers Safe Cure. as it becUIn [ year after year better known for i'3 wonderful cures and it's p,wer over ''s kidneys, has done and k doing moro Q increase the average duration ot life f. q all tho phYsiciI0s and medicines kn.: l. Warmers safe Cure is 9 true ep,.. :, mild but certain, harmless but enc. ( and agreeable to the taste.
 Take 1t when sick as q cure, and v let month go by il you need if, :; l. out taking lcV bo'liss as preyc ,, that the kianeva may be kept in l.. ' order, The Dlool purn, that health \ long lie nay be yGur h'aasjng.
 II. Il. WARNER Gz e..
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KlNG ALCO4O- OETHR0NEa
By TIE GREAT ACME REMEDY.


 The Acma treatment is a positive cure for al stages of X COHOLi>N, removing all crly- ing5 of the appetite for either spurious or malt .igUors.
 It can be taken at home without interfering with fle social or business affairs of life, and will effect C more SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE thap can be derived from d long and expensive course of treatment at ncbriate hos Pitals,
 HE ACafE treatment is simple in form and inexpensive, coming within the means of EVERY UNFORTUNATE MAN or woman that may have contrac'ot an appetite for strong drink. It is equally potent IS cure for the OPIUM or MORPHINE habit or THE EXCESSIVE USE of NARCOTICS or tobacco.
 For periodical SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUS NESS and TyST.PTA it stands unrivalled when useG as either a |-.. TENTATIVE or a CURE. In the periods ,. physical heterogeneous and mutual depression that follow EXCESSIVE DRINK INC, it speedily restores the functions of nature and lends 8 soothing and rcstful influence to the disurbel mind II the treatment is continued from this stage Of restoration the desire for stim ulating dJil.i, will in brief time be wholly erad- icatcd
 In all cases of MENTAL FATIGUE, CoNFU- SION OF THOUGHT or ciouded memory, it is particularly beneficial and most desirable in is results. It STIMULATES THE INTELLECT, lcay- I4ill III 'L tLi..AiN anu lIhAll i-D without depression of spirits or periods oi reac- ton after its Use.
 It is not nau7eating medicine and may be administered in cooling drinks or food. Its presence cannot be detected by the most accutc palate or lastiiiuus stomach.
 If you do not find it at your druggists send sI.oo by postal order Of postal nctc to Acme Manufacturing Company Box III. Kansas City, and you will receive one package of the Acme Remedy in plain package, secure from observation. All letters of enquiry containing stamp an sweTed promptly.
 Liberal discount to druggists and dealers.
 ACME GINpANY,
 Boxr4I Kangas City, Mo
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To R. P. Mansfield ygu aye hereby notified lha. he undersigned has expended during the y yaat ending December ST. I835 one hqniged tsroo) dollars in the performance of the annual rcor upon the southern Cross mine, sltua.ea h ,na tomb5tone Mining district Cochi5s cou :y, enitory of Arizona, in order to hold tn 0ma g required by Section 2324 of the Rsy5 atutys of the United States, and your yGopor- ion ithe amount so expended and due b the A i5ned is fifty t$5o) dollars, and if you or .ur heirs or assigns fail or rehlse to contribute , Q F proportion of the sum expended within ..re.y days after the publication of this notice, Ho1s i,u,pst in the said Southern Cross mine vii hacome the property of tae undersigned. E.o has made such expenditure.
 Dated Tombstone, jan. 24 1887.
 PETER BUTE.
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irsl Publication, Ian. Iy, 1887. i0Glco Gi .gs..iCl;ian for l'. $. Patent Co th" EsaaHoT N.IiUE Ciaiai-So. 4GG.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

O. N, LAM ofi lDLr
 TUCsoN, Ayisona, Jan I2, l38T.
 Noucc is hereby given that Thomas Ogden nI Tombstone, C2-ase county, &Izona has had t!-a lis a2 ieo. for patent to 1890 linear feet ot tl- Alun vein, lode CT deposit baaving silver aud gold, win surIlce ground 6oo fee, iH wi a, sj.u .tca .n ,as Tombstone mining dis r-. .oc ;5e c"wEy Ari7onl more particn- I.,y s1ubcl i ,-a .jnld nole5 and pll Of iEa oM- u~rg oW Cn i'n ln this o"ce, !s-' {.
 B,.iunE at t,a .4. .a. monunent situ7. l a, .l sat.o end aant.. D, -.1.ln, 5t a 4Nl m rp-t l .l,:l ! @ HaaH.r -l C No !, from w.'gr Z 2. i >g bears $ io. 10 " a-gS t d'. nt, and the corner ig i.cs and s, norm h'u-..m. 10 ip Q S x a' r 1s ts v 70 8 " c4e ,t; rDgng, x 7, ,, NIat lL in.sr.tet .h f. side inc of Way tprN. D. 'o,-a go and on spnc course 3J.i 10 ~.E cor, nl,l. d by an iron pm g6 long. Is ,5 ils i1 dl, dc.y.liato the round, and al a a.so co Of I.7 i a pa5t E r-3 it ,.ng, l iGS slu,.r., is set ir | mound Of cart1 and stones, marked ML G No 9, de ming >" cor ci claim taa .. V ,7' 2' 679, iuteu-2t NE end iiEa O, Way 'p N C, On same ar 1900 it to NV corner P gt, $ I-2 fl long, INA ias sqr in mound of .ar,h 4 stones, marked B M C Ce ter 0. .,Iim, ;o post I-a tt long, 4 ins SIT iu mound oi a,a0ns and earth, marked B Al ( No F.; !.cVel ; ,2' 9 f W along cast soa line of claim which is also the west side lie of the Elrgl N C G.4Ittp SN cor of Huron d the NV GOT oi -ig.r Bet Nj C, and On sane course 1900 ft to SW cor post, .fyf ins sqr, in mou"d o' t. Sc5 and earth, marked NJ C No 6; tA D in, is also the NE cor Of the E0pir2 N C, d.aoed by post marked F NJ C %o g; neA.e N 72' 45' W sgo il to post No and place of beginning. Variation n' 43' L; cou- taiaiag, less co fit WI,h the Way Up Nj C, lot No 8, I3ol acres. This c in is entirely in side oi tac line. o' the tuwusite of Tom stone, and is bounded on he south by the Empire Nj c lot No .lo. on the west by ton Way Up NJ L lot No s. on lGa or.h by he $ andard NJ C. and un the est by he H9rnn and Silver Felt M C, the same 5eiIr duly c"ordGd iD the o..1s O. the 'ouHv Recorder at Tombstone Coeh.se y, Ari ora, 2s shown by ccrifcd abstract oC tta ilr i-hci by the County Recorder and on te n this office.
 Any ami di persons claiming adversely the whole or any 0,rio1 oi said mining claim arc hg-hy ro.i.-d that they must present their ad- vc.sc claims 'n th- c'Io2 within the P.riyj oi aiH.y days nu.ii a,iou hereof, or th-y will he barred by virtue Of tha provision; Of he statute.
 lis hereby ordered that the lore soia5 notice be pub hsj for the pcri-d of sixty days in the Tomn-tonc EPrr'rN, a daily ncwsp per pub lishcd al Tombstone Co,hise county Arzona.
 <. r. DALEY, Register.
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Notice 0Y F0rg-iture.

To T. D. Byrnc and !, A. Burlholcyr co. owners in the on oll mine situated in the lu.ql.l5 mining dI}ricl, Co,hise count" Ter ri ny ot Au25un. You ar. he byu.rG i hat l have eSpandel one hundred i1to9} dollars m a5ar0.o im, m,royem.uta upon tie 1b9ye named mining in Curng 'hy yc,r I585, in order to hol ua sam, as yId location, a5 req rel by -,e-a"n 252i eIaus.a Statutes Of de uni'el States Tin lore if within Iine'y tqr days a..,r and vein ta.s pu2l,.ton ,cu aii or refuse r. coa'rpa'a gour p.cper portion of slid cy- p-aai.'r-s d.a the Ca.. of thi, bIjcltov as c.-Own-rs, y.ug interest in Esid mi q viii ln- yJI0l tie property Of the undersigned unGer said ssot5n 5 SiH. BRYANT,
 Tombstone, Jan. IT, 1887.
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First Publication, Jan. I5, IS37.7 Notice of Application for us. Patent tO the
 Huron Mining Claim-NO. lG5.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, Arizona, Ian, Ia, IS97

iONfO-'t EAit@OfttI IGllr l@I ioeJ.
 Notice is hereby given that Thomas Ogden,
 Tombstone, CochSe county, Arzona, has had filed an application for patent ty I5oo linear feet of the Huron vein lode, or q. D. sit, bc.r- ing silver and gold with surface ground 6oo t in width, situated in Tombstone miniu Z di lrct, Cochise county, Arizona, more part.cnl rly de- scrbed in: he field notes and plat ot the official survey on file in this office ty-wit
 Beginning at the initial monument rt the south end center O. claim at post l2 it 'ong, 4x4 ins sqr, marked l NJ Huron N C. No |, from which NJ NJ No bears $ 25" 4I' W Sr8o 1t distant the cor tC Secs and ,, north boundaIy or p go, ; R oa r., betv5 x C. To w oI87 1t distant, and shat lv6 and 100 t deep bears N 3U'o w 4 [; di5laut; theugc V 4o 37 W g 1t tD a wash draining NN and 300 feet to SW cor post, which is also tnc NV cor of the Silver Felt M C, 5 I-2 :sct lon s 4Xl ins Sqr, in a mound Of stones. marked II Nj C No 2; thence x I7' ai E 832 f 10 monument of stones marl;ics NE cor of the Banner Nj C, 1895 1t to wash draiaing N NV, and l5Oo t to NV cor post, 5 Is lt long, zz4 ius sqr, in mound of earth and stones, marked II N C No
 thence s 74' 5s' E along north end line Iss
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Occidental Hotel.

This is the only hrst-class h,.. iii Tombstone, It is handsomely hru.alad with all modern improvements. fay. elers who stop at this house ~ ! nd every comfort and attention. r. lte rooms for commercial travellers a, r,a. B; D. able rares 4 splendid billiard ale and [, cara room. The bar IS s. ed wi,h pure brands of wines, hquo ad CIgara
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Warning Notice.

The undersigned drsrc to notify the public not to purchase any rov,;0a ol the Big Clan. or "B and P' mines l.ng south ol the "57' shaft si ulted in the Tombstone Mining d- trict, Cochisa county, Ar.z7na, Territory as the undersigned are the owners of the said property.
 JAMES BAHK,,GI,
 |. M. PTEIFFER.
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G2S0 Reward

The above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons unlawfully handling any of my stock. Brand II c on left hip.
 H. ". HAssELGREN. Charleston. A. T. je12-1y
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Notice oj gre.emptiau rroof.
(DccAra:ory Statement No. 1o9T.)

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Tug SON. Arj2., Ian. 25, 1887
 Notice is herebJ given that the following named settler h1s fled notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support Of his Prc-cmption Claim Mo- Io9I and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of lh- U. s. Land Office at Tucson Arizona, On Thursday. March TO, T357 viz; w. c. Grecn- wood, of Benson. Cochise county A, T., for the E 1z of $. w. H and w. < oi 5. F. 3f of Sec 28, Tp. T6 s. K. % D., c. & $. R. NJ i7c names the following witnesses 10 prove his con- tinuous residence upon. and cultivation of sad land viz: D. II. 0gan, Newton smith, T. E. Robson and Thomas Turner, all of Benson Cochise county, A. T.
 c. F. DALEY Register. First publication Jan. 3r, 1897.
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SLO0 FOR 25l

To any one who vii send us 25c anG T as our agent we will send the following goods. Iat could not be bought elsewhere fer less an Sroo: Dozen Sheets of SuperiDe Gem, eial Paper Dozen Envelopes to match, g ,ira- ire Ladies Steel Pens, Gents Golden f;t, I8k ROLLED GOLD RING worth no, iran .c charge for the packsge; Dixon Lea' sn. ci ! Fabegs Pencil Rubber, all frst-c!iss ds, Sheet of Blotting Paper. Rolled GclG a. ted Collar Button, Set of Rolled Gold Iuh i,ut- .ons. We have stated that the gooG, yht @narat y could not be bought for i,>' ,'sn g. co, bay 10 secure new agents we vii s,' em put up in package for 2sc
 ACME MFG, C..
 Essex, C.. !.
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Ifeals at all Eours.

In obedience to the demands 6, our customers, meals ":il be served ar all hours of the cay, nom $50 a. 'a i'll IT o'clock D. m.
 EUREKA HOUSE
 Wilcox 4 [.
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r. & A. IL.

King Sololomon Lodae No. 5, F. & A. M., holds stated meetings on the uird Saturday night in each month II Masonic hall ai 7:3o p. m. Spcci.I meetings held whenever blue flag i, hoisted. Visiting brothers are ccrdia ly invited to attend. DAVID COIN,
 w. M H. B. MANSON, Secretary.
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Na- Gan Re taiirant.

Have always on hand the c'a', est Steaks, Chops, Came, Fish and c. IS, 1prag Chicken and Fresh Eggs. hiso Fresh Butter and Milk from. .he ew Can Can Dairy. Open day anl u'. ht.
 AID. WALSH, Ptoprie;a..
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Thirty Nqy7 Scla.

Twill for the next 30 day, soll myv ter clothing and underwear a' cost. GU and see what bargains are offered 2
 Y. K. TWEEDS.
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Just Received.

Received to-day fresh supply of he celebrated Bufilio brand of Hem; md Bacon, wh.ch will be sold st lowest IT. ket price at Ii. K I'VE T ..
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For Sale Chaar.

A bedroom set, also other furniture. For particulars apply at the residence of Daniel C'Conner, corner of Third strees next door to Episcopal church. #
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Genuine French Ri Shoes S-; per pair. All other classes oi shoes iu f-o.- portion Palace.
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MFG, C..
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Dissolution of Partners. ),

Heretofore cxis,iSg between Geo, /, %.a, hin' md T. F. Eoh.er u the bHtchering anl eat market brsircs5 is this and day of March. n87, dissolved by mutual consent Gec..c D. AIachin will -ar-y on the business and co sct and pay au bills
 Dated Tombstone, March 2, 1887.
 GEO, D. MACuaH.
 T. F. KOHLEF.
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Geutlemel whose boards are neg lhs tint winch hay desire, Can r..;nGy he q feet by us.ag BncAi,Gh'm'' De for WAiskers.
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GC2Feg. 'r2@tC TRUTH
Begard.Eg Ghe functions oi
 an I'm 0ortapt Organ.
Of yYI,ich Ac 71b!;c gSucv.s Fst,t F.ft-
 tle--IvoTthy Care gnl Consideration.

To tie EGHor q 'hc Scien,ifc Auerjcon:
 EiU uou pcyWi, u5 10 make Eaolr- 10 E!e p,sbiic the ..gc,s ws hare icaWc3 during 'se pGSt y1c ?, c3acsyai5g disorders of' .ts hungnn l'3 sg8 end ,is oara rajyh. ccsed 5jG cq. so erei.n bca@ d2e.s. Isa are cou5pri.g q sc'su.i,c paper and az uapreiud'c;d crespiis taro[ of InvTH. 4 is peelss8 t9 say 20 medical Journal Qi "C0de',. s'asGi 2 rop'd cdmit Hese Jac.3 for qcry oJ gas rs970as.
 7. H. N.ARNER &; CO.,,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-28

reason there should be the most perfect
ventilation. Pure air is one of the es-
sentials to their health, which is ncces-
sary to insure vigor. Such sheep will
give birth to strong active lambs. II
the sheep are properly kept and the
young lambs continue to grow, if they
can be developed so as to be
ready for market By May or June they
will generally bring giIt-edgcd prices;
but in order to produce fall lambs IN
winter require extra and special feeding.
The feeding must be with view to the
production of rich and abundant milk
bv the mother Rowen hay is also ex-
ccllent, and will be eaten by the lambs
themselves as they get a little age. There
Is no mode of growing lambs more easy
than that Of having them come along
about the time the flock Is turned TO
grass. The young grass is productive OF
milk just suited to the growth Of the
lambs and they will develop with great
rapidity.- Germantown Telegraph.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-28
Little Barefoot.

The most distinguished belle at the
Branch this week is from Hartford,
writes New York Sun correspondent.
She IS pretty, but NOT wonderfully so;
she has cunning little ways, but so have
the ajority OF the maidens seen at the
seashore; and she Is in no way far above
the high American average of feminine
attractivencs5, save in her feet Those
members are not smaller than No 4. but
they are so shapely in unimpaired out
lines, so fine in complexion, so utterly
free from deforuity or blemish, that al
though people may not go miles to see
them-as they did the "1Iikado" old
maids elbow-many go down to the
Shore at bathing time to admire them.
They are famous. Ida is the only girl
at her hotel who goes into the surf
without slippers or stockings. Her mod
est suit covers her ankles, but her hand
some feet are bare. Nearly every year
there comes an actress to Long Branch
who distances all unprofessional COM
petition at the beach, but this time the
little barefoot from Hartford is without
rivalry, and, that too, without any
sacrifice of the proprietics.